Pace Selden Gilman Marks | Practical Law

Pace Selden Gilman Marks | Practical Law

Pace Selden Gilman Marks

Pace Selden Gilman Marks

Practical Law State Contributor: Labor & Employment
Contact Information
7901 N. 16th St #200
Phoenix, Arizona 85020
T: +1 (602) 851-8790
Pace Selden Gilman Marks dba PSGM Law has a sophisticated approach that combines professionalism, creativity, and a commitment to solving client problems. PSGM Law represents companies ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to mid-sized and small businesses. The firm brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table.
Employment, Labor & HR
The firm has a full-service and nationally recognized employment practice that handles all aspects of the employment relationship for companies, including:
Conducting audits of employment practices
Drafting handbooks, policies, and employment agreements
Training managers and employees in a variety of coaching and employment topics
Providing Respect at Work training regarding anti-harassment, anti-discrimination and no retaliation
Conducting investigations
Handling drug and alcohol testing, policies and issues
Advising clients on compliance issues, performance management, and discipline and termination of employees
Employment and Executive Agreements
Drafting separation, severance and release agreements
Handling government investigations and complaints
Defending administrative charges before government agencies
Defending litigation brought by employees
Enforcing businesses’ rights against former employees and competitors regarding use of proprietary information
Addressing Cyber-Hacking, and
Handling Embezzlement and Cyber-Theft issues
The focus of the employment practice is to reduce the risk of claims by guiding clients through steps that will demonstrate and document the client’s compliance with legal requirements. When needed, the firm’s employment lawyers are experienced in defending administrative proceedings and state and federal lawsuits in Arizona and elsewhere, including at the trial and appellate levels.
The firm’s lawyers have drafted most of the employment laws that have been enacted by the Arizona Legislature during the past 25 years, including the landmark 1996 Employment Protection Act that defines employment at will in Arizona, and laws expanding the rights of businesses to utilize independent contractor relationships, injunctions against workplace harassment, drug and alcohol testing of employees, and the Constructive Discharge Act.
The PSGM Law’s employment lawyers are active members of leading human resources and trade and professional associations to inform businesses of regulatory and legal developments and to broaden their knowledge and experience in dealing with industry problems and challenges. The firm’s lawyers maintain mutually cordial and respectful relationships with government agencies to resolve matters, whenever possible, quickly and inexpensively and to anticipate and seek to shape administrative actions and developments.

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